IMEDIAPOLIS: CIDADE, TECNOLOGIA E POLÍTICA

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  • Guilherme Fráguas NOBRE Escola de Comunicações e Artes Universidade de São Paulo

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https://doi.org/10.22409/ppgmc.v6i6.9737

Resumo

Na Parte I o artigo busca as diferentes definições que têm sido associadas ao termo mediapolis, procurando relacioná-las aos conceitos de cidade, tecnologia e política. A pesquisa registrou o uso do termo mediapolis no contexto teórico da arquitetura, das comunicações, da sociologia e da política, bem como no da filosofia. Na Parte II o artigo apresenta os agentes sociáveis artificiais, mídias autônomas, inteligentes e capazes de interação/cooperação com seres humanos. Esses novos atores sociais subvertem os conceitos de cidade e de cidadão, sugerindo a evolução da Mediapolis para iMediapolis – intelligent media polis (cidade de mídias inteligentes). Conclui-se com a necessidade de rever as contribuições de Silverstone e demais autores sob a luz dos atores sociais artificiais.

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Biografia do Autor

Guilherme Fráguas NOBRE, Escola de Comunicações e Artes Universidade de São Paulo

Economista pela UFMG, mestre em economia pela UFPR, doutor em comunicação pela USP, pós doutor em comunicação pela Université Stendhal, visiting scholar na McMaster University, pós doutorando em comunicação na ECA/USP.

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2015-07-21

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NOBRE, G. F. (2015). IMEDIAPOLIS: CIDADE, TECNOLOGIA E POLÍTICA. Mídia E Cotidiano, 6(6), 30-45. https://doi.org/10.22409/ppgmc.v6i6.9737

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